Patient's question:
Recently, I experienced severe dizziness, blurred vision, and a significant loss of appetite, so I went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with high blood pressure. The doctor said my blood pressure was particularly high and prescribed medication for me to take in conjunction with treatment. However, even though I have been taking the medication, my high blood pressure hasn't gone down.Doctor's answer:
High blood pressure is difficult to lower, so it's necessary to measure blood pressure daily and keep it within the normal range. If one antihypertensive medication cannot control blood pressure within the normal range, two or three antihypertensive medications can be taken together to prevent the possibility of high blood pressure leading to brain hemorrhage or stroke. After learning this, it will also add heart pressure, which may lead to the possibility of heart disease. Eat a light diet, drink more water, and engage in appropriate activities to prevent heavy physical labor.